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The association of MRI-detected tibiofemoral subchondral bone marrow lesions with prevalent and incident subchondral bone attrition: The MOST study
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Main Authors:
Roemer, F
,
Guermazi, A
,
Neogi, T
,
Zhu, Y
,
Zhang, Y
,
Javaid, M
,
Lynch, J
,
Crema, MD
,
Marra, MD
,
Torner, J
,
Lewis, C
,
Felson, D
,
Nevitt, M
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2008
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